Word: sadnesses
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...last round of applause and our professors how out of our lives. Naturally the present Midshipman class will have practically the same group of men teaching them as we have just had the sad pleasure of leaving. In keeping with the best Naval tradition of helping your buddies we have decided to give our junior brethren a few tips on the profs...
...long table in Detroit's New Center Building. Their faces were grave. On the other side of the table sat some 30 newsmen from New York, Washington, Chicago and Cleveland. They had been invited to Detroit so that they could hear and tell the U.S. the sad story of the automakers. The story: optimistic talk of overnight conversion of the auto industry to car production, come an early V-E day, is stuff & nonsense...
...Wealthy, black-haired J. Louis Reynolds, vice president of Reynolds Metals Co., whose plants have been fabulously expanded by war contracts, called on U.S. businessmen to rally behind Franklin Roosevelt. Said he: "Business had its sad experience with The Great Engineer and now it doesn't want to take any chance with The Great Prosecutor...
...main crossroads in Cahmboise we heard the clop-clop of horses, and the sad, sweet music of the mouth organ. It was Home on the Range...
Clothes-rationed British women last week remembered a sad song of coupons that amused them earlier...